Anthony Deluca

Rhode Island General Assembly
Senator

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Anthony Deluca in 2025 was employed at Rhode Island General Assembly and had a reported pay of $10,442, according to public records. This pay was 73 percent lower than the average and 47 percent lower than the median salary in Rhode Island General Assembly.

Rhode Island General Assembly records show Anthony Deluca held job of Senator from 2023 to 2025.

In year 2025 Anthony Deluca's salary was 47 percent lower than average Senator salary in the state of Rhode Island.

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Key Data

Year2025
Full NameAnthony Deluca
Job TitleSenator
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StateRhode Island
EmployerRhode Island General Assembly
Total Pay $10,442
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Employer

Employer NameRhode Island General Assembly
Year2025
Number of Employees691
Average Annual Wage$38,098
Median Annual Wage$19,818
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